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Looking Backward Thia Day in Omaha Chirr tMtIa Tan Ac -eee Bettetsai Pag mt eeea wares The Omaha Daily Bee WEATHER FORECAST. Fair; Warmer VOL. XU-KO. 234. OMAHA, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 16, 191 2 FOURTEEN PAGES. SINGLE COPY' TWO CENTS. WILEY TENDERS HISRES1GNATI0N Chief Chemist of Department of Agriculture, Xetiret from Service. CAUSES SU1P&ISE AT CAPITAL Announcement Follow Long Con ference with Wilton. EE WILL BECOME AH EDITOB, Chemirt Will Join Staff of lew . ,York Ihgaiine. STATEMENT BY PBESIDEjrr TAFT Chief EiKiilit aaye If I Swry t Less (rnlm mt Dr. Wller , II Asks Ualveaslttee ad it". WASHINGTON. March tt.-Dr. Harvey Vlley. tlx pur food expert, lale today declared ha had resigned from th De partment of Agriculture because he had been antagonised la the enforcement I the pur food law. One by one ti bad seen the fundamental principle ef that act either paralysed or discredited, be aid. Dr. Wiley tat dintereau encased la the manufacture of adulterated food had made appeal after appcil t eacnpe the rulings of hlf bureau, and a a reault one after another of hla activities Hi be half of th people had been rjtrlcted. Matter that properly should have com to the chemistry bureau, he said, had been taken away from him. Th differ ence bad become. Irreconcilable, h had Uckcd support, and finally had cm to l lie eouciuNon mil am wuiw w good In th tervtc of th people as private cltlien. Drf Wiley' ,rcslg nation cam a a dramatic climax to a long conference h had with Secretary Wilson In the latter- private offlca today. The secretary v.uu)d make no atatement o( th ras other than that Dr. Wiley had handed lu hla resignation. No reasons wru Btvon. he said, nor dM It. Wiley ovrllln V is plan for th future. Despite the fact that rumors had been current for several weeks that th gov ernment's pur food uptrt wa about to Irav th service, the actual new of his resignation cam as a big lurprls .to official Washington. To all resigna tion reports if. Wiley bad mad em phatic denial. Mar Beewase aa Editor. .Th latest report ha been tliat Dr. 'Wiley would lay down th Important work b had been doing for th Depart ment f Agriculture to become assoclat editor of a housekeeping msgaslne. 11 ha received many flattering offer from interests In other linen of business. .It Is known that Dr. Wiley for long time ha been unhappy la hi connection with the Department of Agriculture. He hi claimed that h baa been hampered lu th administration of Ms attic audi harasses by the other official. ThJ recent' Wlley-WUsonaicCab eontroversy ws but an outcropping of th friction that long had existed. A hour oominK t which recently Investigated affair of th department complimented Dr. Wiley In th highest term and scored hi "enemies" to In department. Becaus of alleged technical Irregular, ill in th .employment of Dr. H. II. KuibT. a New York consulting chemist, Ir. WUey sometime ago wss recom mended for dismissal by secretary Wll aua and Attorney Oeneral Wlekersham. but' President Taft net thee recommen dation aside. ' A rumor that he might become a can didal for Tic president on th demo cratic ticket was denied by Dr. Wiley a abort Urn ago. Wller May Mala kialrsneat. Dr. WUey recently wa quoted a sat ing: ........ "I hav for a long time been working to secure peace in th department. This, ho ever, cannot exist, so long aa there are such incongruous elements in th de partment as are now to be found there. I sin hoping that a solution of the dim. cuttles may be found. - - "If I determla to wltlidraw I shall Issue a statement which there alii be no difficulty lu understanding. "I told Secretary Wilson long ago what Hud of people could get along together in the department nni what kind could not" President Tuft was Informed today of Dr. Wiley's resignation by Secretary Wll- (Coutinued on Second Page. t p. m ea&m p-m s Leeal aeeearsk - The National Capital Friday, Mare 13, IIS. The Senate. In session t p. m. Grain dealer advocated before Inter state commerce committee Iridsiatton making railroads liable n bills of lading. Vce PreaMeM Schwrrln of Pacific Mall Steamship company opposed before Inter-stste commerce committee Brlstow bill to prohibit railroads from having any interest in steamship companies. The House. Met at noon. Debate on f re sugar bill "resumed. Representative autoath Introduced an other work man a compensator, bill and attacked Mil recommended by employers' liability commission. Committee on Interetal commerce de cided to report favoraaiy Sims' Mil to abolish commerce court. Hard Coal Miners Will Suspend Work on April First NEW VOT.K. March 15.-"I look for a general suspension of work April 1; all negotiations with th anthracite coal operators . are off." declared John P. White, president of the United jMlne Workers of .America, at th adjournment of th meeting thia afternoon between tbe miners and the operator, la which th miner declined the operators' counter proposition. Tho meeting between the miners and th operators was brief, air. White read to the operator the miners' reply te their decognltion of the miners' de mands. It wa received without comment and the meeting adjourned without delay. None of th operator was willing to talk. "We regret th position you have taken." the miners' reply reads, "aa we had hoped that aa the representa tive af the anthracite coal operator you weald consider the great change In conditions (listing now as compared with those of IMS on which the coal strike oommlsslon gave It award: and wouM therefore recognise the reasonableness of the demands of the anthracite mine worker and make such concessions aa Industrial and market condition and condition of living unquestionably now warrants." . LONDON. March 15--Ther will be no further Joint meeting of th miner and th coal miner this week, but it is reported that th negotiations do not despair of reaching an agreement. The conference at the foreign" office adjourned tonight. Hill Line Officials Plead Not Guilty to Blacklist Charge ST. PAUL, March tt. Superintendent KnebeL and Master Mechanic J. W. Smith at Creokslon. Minn., ot th Great North. ern railway, who war charged with ln tKtlug ,a,noemua 'against th earns' anion in violation of th mat "blacklist" law, pleaded not gulitr beforo judge Oossman. today. ,-, ... They refused ' on tho. stand to say whether II ey had a "blacklist" on which war name of union carmen. Th attor. ney general as a reault ha been asked tor aa opinion a te whether they a agent ef the Great Northern had the right te refuse to answer th qws'lnf. Pending a decision en this point th hearing wa postponed aatli March Hi It la feared a geaiaa leuol uaiic may tak place on the Hill Vxirm. J. II. Walter of Billings. Mont., grand lode deputy of th carmen' union, arrived her today and I preparing te urge the rase against th railroad company, using a a basis of action the recent discharge of several carmen at Crookston. Fatal Fight Over Bet of One Dollar CHICAOO, March li-A dispute over a bet of one dollar led to the slaying of Paul Palwowskl, Ss years eld, by Joseph Kollmago, alia Smith, la a west side boarding house early today. The men became Involve-J In a fight over th money and Palkowikl wa knocked down and kicked about th bead and face until he wa unconscious. Th layer then dragged hi victim out of the house and threw him on top of a pile of now,- where the body waa found later, Kollmago waa arrested. The Weather " For NebraskaFair: rising temperature. For Iowa Fair; rising temperature. -Teasperulere at Oaaaha Yesterday. Hour. Peg. a, m M) a. m la-ra ( I a. m ..... t a. m II ha. m 17 11 a. m 1 U m. tl 1 p. m a t p. m V lam. tempera tire tl Wt Vim. vm. Highest yesterday 3 3 l a lowem jmmvmmy ' ....... - - - w Mean temperature 17 H t at Precipitation . . Temperature and predptuuce depar ture from tbe aermal: Noraml temperature - 35 lrflriency for tbe day It Total deflcteney etna March 1 12 Normal precipatJoa t Inch Excess for the day inch Total ralnfal sines March 1.... 1.71 leches Excess since March 1 1.14 Inches deficiency for cor. period. 111. .BO Inch Deficiency for cor. period, HU. M Inches Reports (ream StaUeaa at T P. M. Station and State Temp. High- Rain-, of Weather. 1 p. m. est. fail. .. . . .I, .091 ! Decisive Battle is , Expected at Torren SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. March li-In th belief that a docJatv battle between rebels and- federals Im likely soon and that it will be fought at Ton-eon. Mex., 10 refugees, mostly worfen and child ren, are enroute north from that place. Most of them left on train Wednesday. Tw coaches were crowded with China men who fear a repetition ef the mas sacres that marked th Madero revolution. Davenport, dear M 31 Denver, part cloudy 44 4s 3 tee Moines, eleer. ....... ti t Jjodee Ctty. deer 41 La-wler. cloudy. S Z) North Platte, clear. I? Si Omaha, clear S pdebio, elear it Kaptd City, cloudy...n. 4 41 nil Lake, cloudy 41 4- tmnta Ke. clear 41 4 Hiertdsn. c;oudy 4 Dhmix City, clear tt 24 Valentine, part cloudy.. 4 44 Milwaukee Road to . Better Iowa Tracks MINNEAPOLIS, March U.-Announce ment was made today that the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul railway would ex pend fl.J4v.tW In improving lu roadbed. While considerable of th work will be be done In Minnesota, It Is said the greater part af th ekaprovement will be mad la Iowa. ALLEN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE IN JAIL Virginia Mountaineer Wounded and Left Behind by Brother After Killing Judge. DESPERADOES STILL AT LARGE Rumor Current of Battle at Ban , dits' Home in Wilderneu. WOMAN errs OF eir wounds Betty Ayert Shot in Tragedy in Court House. SLIGHT HEADWAY Iff PTOSUIT Oae Report Saye that th rather ad Their Follower Creea Jlerlh . Carellaa Llae te Msaat Airy. H1LLSV1LLE. V.. March U.-Llttle or no headway had been made today to wards the capture of the mountaineer desperadoes w ho esterday "shot up" tha Carroll county circuit court. killing Judge Massif, Commonwealth Attorney Foster and Sheriff "i.ew" Wean. ' IT" waa reported here that th Alloa brother and their follower had crossed th North Carolina line to Mount Airy. A Floyd Allen, wounded yesterday and left behind by his brother, was being locked up today he attempted suicide by cutting hia throat with a pocket knits, but was disarmed. tVeeeaa Dlee ef W eeeda. ROANOKE. Vs., March 16 Betty Ayers, one of th few women who were la the court room yesterday at Hlllsville, and who was wounded. Is reported to be dead at ber- home. An unconfirmed report reached her lata today from Pulaski that detective who had gone to Sidney Allen's home In the mountains near Hlllsville had been fired upon by th inmates. The officers returned th fir and It Is aald that one ot th women In the house was killed and Sidney Allen later was captured. Detective Foster Is Held for Attack On Frank M. Ryan INDIANAPOLIS. March li-Robert ,1. Fester, a detective for the' National Erectors' association, waa found guilty today mt aaaault and battery with Intent to kill Frank M. Ryan, president of th Iron Worker' union, but judgment was withheld and he wss bound over to the county grand Jury in a Justice court. Ryan testified he had ejected Foster' from th Iron workers' office after re fusing to talk to him and that Foster bad struck him, on h head with t ! No testimony was presented" Uy the' de fense. . Foster had slated h went t Ryan's, office to tell him that . Waller Drew, attorney for the erector associa tion, had ' been warned he was-t he "slugged." - ' I A. WELSH. Local Forecaster. Si 1 WILL ASK REHEARING OF PATENT MONOPOLY CASE WASHINGTON, March U.-The su preme court will be asked as ooa ss the necessary application can be drawn, te rehear the "patent monopoly ease. Thia waa decided at conferences today be tween Solicitor General Lehmaan and Arthur Von Brteoon of New York, rep resenting parties to the case Tbe application w Ul be based en th in herent public question Involved end its important bearing en tbe Sherman law. If the supteme court grants the rehear ing the government will ask' per mission to Intervene is the case. - Roosevelt Captures . . Oklahoma Delegation GUTHRIE. Okl March U.-At th end ot an all night session, ths republican slat convention ef Oklahoma voted to end a solid delegation of ten men. In structed tor Theodore Roosevelt, to th Chicago convention. Taft worker employed every tactic to get In a commanding vole In th pro ceedings. Outnumbered almost two to one they failed. Just at the close Of th arduous work, one delegate dropped dead. He was B. 8. Denlson of Lexington. Excitement re sulted In apoplexy. ' Wheat Drops 2 Cent's a Bushel at Chicago CHICAGO, March U. -W heat dropped 1 cents on the Board of Trade today under heavy stop-loss selling. The shrinkage amounted to more than ! cents a bushel. Sellers who stampeded ware chiefly those who have been (peculating on estimates of light supplies and the theory ot an intolerable shortage lata in the crop year. Before the day ended May wheat sold aa low as tl-WH. showing an extreme descent of Si cents under last night. Th close, though, waa relative steady at HMi.9i.eiv Suspicion existed In some quarters that support had been purposely withdrawn from the market to check the flood of wheat which threatened to come here from unusual sources and he delivered on May contracts . Man from Columbus Suicide in Pasadena PASADENA. Cal- March U Hn-l.t Telegram. -Henry w. Wilkinson - of Columbus, Neb, was found dead la aa alloy In South Pasadena this morning with a bullet hols In hi tempi. a revolver was found beside him with four chambers empty. A note ssked that he be burled at Columbus. Wilkinson cam to Los Angeles four months age. Five Deaths Result From a Hurricane TROT. Ala, March li-Klve person were killed In a hurricane which struck Headland. Ala, today. Two others were perhaps fatally Injured and four or five more hurt. Houses were demolished or otherwise damaged. . - Bryan is Guest of . Harmon at Lunch CINCINNATI. O.. March hV-William 'j. Bryan, who arrived her today te speak at "Tbe World la ClndnoaU" ex position, was (he guest ot Governor Jud aea Harmon at lunch. Is it a .Pipe Dream? From th Pittsburg Post. FURY OF THESTORM IS SPENT Billiard Morn East and Sun Shine. ' Warm in Omaha. TRAINS STILL RUNNING LATE la Few laalaaora Train Are Lest la the Mlseeart alter, hat tehee. . ', ales Are (iradaally .- .'. . in Reesd . , ' ... 1 . i. .While, the SMB., shining ui ht in th west . yv snalltng .-epos are. running la rivulets In a spirited race I In lartor si reams, the seat I in (he grip of term. , , Trie hllstard tbt raged in th West within th hut few day hee spent JU fury, and things are gradually getting hack to normal. , Have for delayed trains on would never hav Imagined yesterday ' that a bllxsard had raged the day before, bring ing down more snow 'than In ny one Instance for' years. j . Railroad are still struggling to ptrk up schedule. .yet some train, especially tho. froth th south, r still annulled. Nothing definite Is yet known of Mis souri Pact fie and Wabesn train, and th Rock Island is still having a strug gle ' Th Union Pacific. Great Western. Bur lington and Northwestern, are - paying considerable ' attention .to schedules, though some of the train stlU continue late. Calm and clear weather waa reported all over the west. with a rising ten peratur. Tbe thermometer Friday morn ing registered alb the way from M above to U below, th. latter being th reading at Burwell. v - - ' i . ' ... The fix passenger trains en the Rock Island, unaccounted, for since Wednes day, war all toasted end reported to be on the move, . the track having been cleared. On of these trains was at Rexford, .one.; at Denver and one at Colorado Springs, .Col, one was at Colby, on at Belleville and another at Good land, Kan.. ' While another was stalled at FalrbuiT. , - Official measurements of the snow' which began Wednesday In Omaha show that It amounted te ten Inches, bringing th total snowfall for-March up to SI inches. The total snowfall for the winter Is M.T Inches. - - Already March baa beat the records made by any other month thl winter. During February Hi Inches fell aad the month before that the snow fall was less than Often. Inches. (hleaara is lasesessd, CHICAGO, March U.-A anew storm, mounting almost Is a Mlxxard, raged er throughout last night aad atill con tinues, .with, the prediction from the weather bureau that It will last through out tbe day, -with falling temperature. The snow came In with a driving west wind yesterday .at noon and street car companies since have had sweepers run ning on their line at Intervals ef shout twenty minutes. Early today It was Im possible for one te see more 'than M yards ahead la the streets ' Street, steam and elevated railway weer compelled Is move their traffic with especial care during th rush hour of the morning. ' No" serious accidents war reported during the early hours. Telegraph - companies became , dis tressed. It wss reported by there that th worst condition ef the winter pre vailed. " The snow was wet and heavy, making conditions under foot miserable. The storm Is due to reach the east era sea board tonight. , ' Ceadttseao la lews At Mad. . DES MOINES, la, March U. Incoming trains from the west were several hours behind cchedule today as a result ef the bllssard which swept over Iowa and Ne braska yesterday and tonight. Two fast trains on the Rock Island from Denver were held np several hours near Council Bluffs, and tw westbound trains were e.-iable te leave Des Moines. A strong wind piled tbe mow ha huge (Continued ea Second Page.) Attempt to Kill King . of Italy Probably is' . Result of a Plot . ROME. Msrcli li-Susplclon that ' th attempted aaaaafnatlon of V lot or Cmman nuel, king ef Italy yesterday wa either th oonaequenee of a plot or ws due to the Instigation ef soma person, who . used a weak-minded man for their own pur. poses Increased today. The revolver used by Anton! pallia, t)i weuld-ae regtaid. U s eoatly Tt formwaoia vespon. bait In length. Dal be, shea Interrogated at th j)ellc static si to hew h beoanl peesseeed mt th weapon, aald that h kid fsund . . Major Olvtennl'Lang, rsmmander etwh roy.l bodyguard, who was wounded In the head Ui Hi attempted haaaaslnatlon. waa considered almost out of danger to ds j. If Is suffering from an affection of ths syeslghl, due te the fragment of his helmet which penetrated hla ahull, pressing on th eptle nerve. Reiterating I th police today thtt he wa an "Individualist anarchist" and that he had no accomplices, Dalba aald: "A vision ordered m to kill In king Several time I might hav don . but 1 waited, having decided to attempt hi life only when he waa surrounded by hla bodyguard. My first shot would hav been all right, but th cartridge did not explode. "I have no sweethearts, as love weak en a bun, walls I wish to be strong. 1 am not drinker and I do not like wine." Dalba has refused to take nourishment, saying "better death than slow agony," referring lo hi Imprisonment. V , ' ' Fifteen Thousand ' Dollars Taken from.: Arizona Mail Train EL PASO. Tex, March U.-Flfteen thousand dollar In currency wa taken from th .regis tared stall pouch . on' the Art sons A .New Mexico railroad at Clif ton. Aria. Tuesday, according te Infor mation received here today. The money was consigned from El Paso' to "the De troit. Copper company at Moreriei. .Ails. When tli train reached Clirtoh the reg istered pouch was missing. Later it wa found In the Saa. Francisco river near' Clifton, with - only - the money package missing. , t LaFolletteWill Tour Nebraska JAMtTOWN. N. D, March .li.-en-alor La Follette ef Wisconsin announced here today that he would campaign (Ne braska, Oregon aad Washington In April prevlcu lo the presidential preference primaries m those state. He mad this announcement alter a conference with Walter L. Houser, hla campaign manager, who baa Just returned from the Pa cific coast. "Otfford Plncbot knows that Roose velt not only encouraged, but was favor able to La Follette' candidacy until It cams to appear that It might succeed," aald Mr. Houser. la a statement today. ONE BANDIT KILLED IN TEXAS IS BEN KILPATRICK ST. LOCI 8, March li. -Local police received positive confirmation today that one of the bandits allied by Express Mes senger David A. Trousdale near Hender son. Tex.. Tuesday, was Ben Kilpatrick. known here ss "The silent train rob ner." and the "Montana train robber." Kilpatrick was convicted ber for Passing stolen bank notes which It was claimed was part of the loot obtained In the Great Northern train robbery near Wagner, Mont, la ISOt. He wa recently released from lb federal penitentiary at Atlanta and sent to Concho county, Texas, for trtsl on as old murder charge. CONVICTS STILL AVOIDCAPTURE Three Desperadoes Who Escape from State Penitentiary Coyer Their Trail Completely. POSSES FAIL TO FIND CLUES Wade Through Snow, Only to Di- eoer No Trace of Fugitive. BIG REWARDS ARE OFFERED WORKMEN TO ADMIT WOMEN Grand Lodge , of Iowa Adopt ' Amendment to IU Rule. ken's age rarr IS RAISED lily Officials Ready la Hats Mem ber ef Arrest lor Fraed la Re j cent Primary teeaty Beard . Cannae Veaer Rales. '. rrm a frits ft forreaoondeaO - ( trl! BKrHTTO.arcw WWrSpeclai Tel- egrard-KeTh grand iedg af th Ancient Order r L'hlted. Wsrkmen of loss com. picisd ths wrk f Its special session here when II adopted a proposal ta admit women to 'membership in the order. The proportion we referred to th law commute fur th drafting of an amend ment to cover the change. Th amend ment was approved at the final meeting of the convention. , By the term of th amendment Women will be admitted to membership even though they are not wive of members, but there will be no effort to secure mem. hers in eomniunltle where lodge of th Loyal Legion art astabllsned. Th Loyal Legion ot th Ancient Order of' United Workmen, though not affiliated, are ea friendly Urtna. , Following th close of th grand lodge session the board of director met te make preparations for. putting Into opera tion , the change ordered by the grand lodge: also, raised the sge limit for men to J year, and adopted ail the other proposals for which th lodge ws called to mceL i - Arrests premised. 'City officials are preparing Is make a large number ef arrest for alleged fraud In the city primary of Monday, and the city legal department declare that th videnc Is sufficient to bring sbout th conviction' of a number of person. Ths Investigation has not yet been com pleted, but there la no doubt that a de liberate effort ' waa made to pad th voting list In the Interest of some' of the candidates.. I'haaar la Meeer Rales, Th Board Of Supervisors of Ibis county todsy Inaugurated a reform In the matter of handling ths county road fund by adopting a rule ' that hereafter none of the county road fund ahall be used ex cept 'upon a resolution which comes be fore the entire board. ' In th past, th county road fund -like 'the bridge fund. has been divided, each member taking a share and using It aa he sees fit. Ths reform wss brought sbout by the com plaint of citlsens ot misuse ot th fund In sums cases. Te Dletrlbale Aere Cash. Tbe stats treasurer - will commence in s few dsrs .to- make 'the distribution of tar.M of fund received from the stste lice nee for automobiles, the sum having been received from the secretary of Mat th last three months Favwr Ci operative Uteres. Resolutions providing for ths establish. ment of local co-operative store were endorsed by members of district No. M, United Mine Workers' ot America In convention here (oday. "A resolution which seeks to pledge th members of the organisation to the "political party which Is working for tha best Interests ef the working man." was under discussion. Mattala Rewtsraa. Harvey Matthla, member of the Polk County Board of Supervisors, against whom removal proceedings under the Coason taw recently were Instituted, tendered his resignation tonight. Mr. Mstlhis trial was to have started next. Tuesday. His reason for resigning, he tales. Is that ha cannot afford to fight ths ouster suit brought sgainat hint by ths state. Mstthls wss chsrged with mis conduct In office. He has been a member o ft he board twelve years, during which time. It wss charged, he spent thousands ot dollars from the bridge fund without letting contracts for th ework. It wss stated hers tonight that charges will be filed sgsinst other member of the board wtlhla the r.ext few days. Conclusion Growi Men Given Suh itaatial Aid from Outside. HETEES IS j ACTING WAEDEH Ceveraer Asks Farmer Official te Take Chars aad Offers Reward of Sis Headred Dollar for Bssch Mardrrer, i From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. March li-Suoclal.-Alleged clue and rumor tiinumerabl ar In the air today retarding th tragedy at the penitentiary yesterday, but the only really tangible thlnga connected with the affair ar that th three eou vlcts, Taj lor, alia Gray. Moriey and Dowd ar stilt at large, that 111 governor has offered a rewird of M tack for th capture dead or ailv of th men, and that former Warden R. W. Byer has heea appointed by th governor as act ing warden until such time a a perma nent appointment can be made. , , Tie three men supposed to be th es caped prisoner who were seen In a hav- ' stack southeast ef ths city last night huu k.rlel when th officer arrived. TlM-v sunt In a southwesterly direction, hu tie trail ' as l oca ! In the ditt. lug ji.j. Tlu geticisl opinion among these familiar with Hi methods ot such men Is that before the stiempt to escaps wss msde they hsd a place prepared in which ihey could seek refuge and In all probability It la somewhere In th city of Lincoln, If Ihia I correct It I aur al ed thy wl keep indoors for a week or two and then watch foe a favorable opportunity to get out of th ssuntry. Sheriff Ou llyars and ths pallcs offl- vwip, vwotvy-, are everiooaing no cm that might lead te results. All neighbor ing tow as have been notified to be en the lookout and description af th men hav seen sent broadcast Whn they escaped they wer th regulatlo gray prlaan suits and cap, with ne overcoats. Sher iffs posses ar covering the country and following vry rumor, but as yet Is ao lanvlNe purses. Nothing which bears arimtae mt results hss corns to their no out th official ar working away Just the tame., Twedly Kalvee la tells.' At the prison tbe first thing this morn mt was t ttart a systematic search ot lb prison. Th men war all confined ,la their tells and this IH b. the rule until Oevernor AMrich ret ares and orders otherwise. The see re today resulted In some discoveries. Twenty knives wer found In th cells and 1b on a kit of berg) tools waa unearthed. Th prison officials WIH not mas psblte th names ef the convicts who bad tiles articles. When the sesruh ef tha cells Is com pleted sxery nook and cranny of th big prison will be gone over tltoroughly lo see what els can be found. Nothing has developed to Indicate any other convicts hsd anything to d with or any previous knowledge of th plans ot tha three who did such murderous work before they mads their way ta free- ' dom. Gray, the most desperate of th trio, has had ho cellmate sines coming te the prl sow last August, he being dsemed to desperate. Montgomery, whe as a cellmate ot Moriey, aald today he had ne Inkling of the plana, and la speak ing ot the affair asserted that all three richly deserved to be huag. Dowd's cell male alee protested Ignorance of any plan ot the three. Newspaper reporters whs visited ths prison today had Utile opportunity ts talk to convicts, but those they saw expressed regret at the affair, and If there wa any bitterness toward th management the prisoner kept It trlctlr to themselves. tiaardsasea aa Daty Th only avMenc ot .th tragedy Is th fact th prisoners are not at their work ss usual snd the presence of the National guardsmen who ar patrolling th prison walks. They will remain until recalled by the governor. This probably will be as soon aa n ts able to reach ths city. He la (till sonwbound at Aabum, but hoped to get away thl evening Tha newly appointed acting warden, R. W. Hyera, went to the prison today and took charge. The ranking officer at the prison previous Is his arrival was Steward Robb. whoa duties wars sufficient to keep htm busy without taking on those of the warden. Hyera waa warden at th peni tentiary from 1M 7to Ut. There ar still two widely divergent views among people In this city regarding ths affair. One ts that whlls tha action of outsiders had no direct connectton with the tragedy that nevertheless there Is an Indirect connection and responsi bility. These people maintain that hut for what they term Interference In the prison management the conditions which Weather condition. do not effect the working power of Bee want ads. They get results whether there is snow or not. A Bee want ad will put you in touch with many bargains. Perhaps you wish to rent 'a piano, a house or a room, or to buy and sell many articles. The Bee classified columns will give you satisfaction and at the least cost. " . . Better try one today. Be sure to read tne want ads now. Tyler 1000. e